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a uio
6th November 2008, 00:02
Hi,

What does it mean when people refer to a filter as being "isotropic"?

Cheers,
A

Guest
6th November 2008, 00:50
An isotropic filter treats all axes equally.

An example of a filter that is not isotropic, e.g., anisotropic, is an averaging kernel that is wider along the x axis than along the y axiz.